Broadway by Mane Attraction

Another reviewer posted about being a “lace front snob.” Count me in as one of those, as well. I’ve tended to pooh-pooh wigs with basic wefted caps in favor of all the mono and hand-tied. Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not going to give up my hand-tied wigs just yet, if anything because most of them tend to stretch to my head dimensions better than most monotop wigs - even many from brands like Estetica. I am an odd-shaped Average/Large, and I’m in the early stages of a crusade to make sure a wig really does fit me well, and that I can minimize any cap stretching - assuming that works at all for me.

Aside from just a teeny bit of stretch needed for my ear tabs on Broadway, I just want to say: it’s time to look again at “budget” wigs. Wigs with fewer cap gimmicks have come quite a way even compared to ten years ago!

Once my local wig lady did her thinning magic (because Broadway is quite a bulky, dense wig, as are most Henry Margu), she is a runaway hit. My Broadway is in Chestnut, just the sweet spot in color for the cooler weather. I’m going to call my style here “household glam” because Broadway seems to be an all-around stunner. She fits better than some recent purchases, the color is...just wow...and the curly girl is back. After years of beach waves, I took a chance with more curls, and those who have seen me wear this hair think I hit the wig jackpot. Broadway doesn’t have a mono anything or a lace front. Big deal. The bangs cover up in the right places (but they…